Ruto was responding to Raila who on Friday, while speaking in Nyamira, asked for calm as the implementation of the BBI report is unveiled.
Raila said Kenyans should be patient with BBI, which he said would transform the country.
“We want to thank Kenyans for standing with us against all odds. It will take time for us to get where we want to be, but we are on track,” said Raila.
Fresh battle lines have been drawn between the the two leaders over the constitutional amendment route for the BBI proposals.
The leaders have sharply differed on whether to use a parliamentary initiate or a referendum to anchor selected Building Bridges Initiative recommendations in the Constitution.
Raila Odinga and his allies are pushing for a public vote on the BBI proposals.
This has opened a fresh battlefront with Ruto’s troops opposed to a referendum.
